BRUSHES
MEDIUM EYESHADOW BRUSH
If you're dipping your toes into the magical realm of makeup, this brush is like your trusty fairy godmother granting you the perfect start
This is the perfect brush to start all eye shadow application. The medium brush is used to apply a 'wash' to the lid. A wash is when you apply one color over the entire lid. This brush applies an even amount of eyeshadow over the entire lid. For a defined look, you can add a lighter color under your brow bone using the same brush.
CREASE EYESHADOW BRUSH
Crafted with the same intention as a typical blending brush, the gentle tapering of this one's tip is tailor-made for effortlessly blending and diffusing eyeshadow along the contours of your eye's crease.
​"The crease brush is used for carving lines. You use this brush along the crease between your eyelid and brow bone. If your eyelid does not have this crease, you can create a line by adding a darker color to create a shadow. You can also use this brush for blending and smudging. For a typical look, gather the shadow on the brush and then locate your crease. If your eye shape doesn’t have a crease, you can create one or add a deeper color to the outside of the lid. With this brush, you can add a highlight color or a vibrant color to the inner corner of your eye. This brush can add highlight or subtle detail."
ANGLED BLUSH BRUSH
The crease brush is used for carving lines. You use this brush along the crease between your eyelid and brow bone. If your eyelid down not have this crease you can create a line by adding a darker colour to create a shadow. You can use this brush for blending and smudging as well. For a Typical look, collect the shadow on the brush and then find where your crease is. If your eye shape doesn’t have a crease you can create one or you can add a deepens colour to the outside of the lid. With this brush you add a highlight colour or a vibrant colour to the inner corner of your eye. This brush can add highlight or mild detail.
Hold the brush diagonally against your cheeks and gently sweep it in big motions, moving from the corner of your mouth toward your upper ear. This brush isn't just for contouring—it's great for brushing away extra makeup, adding a hint of glow on your cheekbones, or setting your makeup with a light powder finish.
